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With the turning of the seasons, Apple has delayed its promised "Summer 2007" delivery of Final Cut Server.

Apple has updated its website to not specify a release date. Multiple reports (some anonymous) to MacRumors claims a delay of several weeks is in order, and one claims that the release could be pushed back as far as January 2008.

Final Cut Server is a media asset management software package that provides tight integration with Final Cut Studio. It was announced at last year's NAB, and is based off of Apple's acquisition of Proximity's Artbox assets.

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